The Boston Celtics and Oklahoma City Thunder looked very much like the dominant teams they were during the regular season in securing lopsided first-round playoff series wins. Suddenly, both teams are facing their first dose of adversity this postseason following Game 1 losses to open Round 2.

The Pacers won Games 1, 2 and 5 at Rocket Mortgage Arena to help secure their spot in the Eastern Conference Finals. Indiana needed to battle back from a 12-point first-quarter deficit. Tyrese Haliburton's three-point shooting played a huge role in clawing back into the game.

The Oklahoma City Thunder, Cleveland Cavaliers and Boston Celtics combined to win 193 regular-season games. That sort of dominance from three teams at the same time is exceedingly rare. This season was the first since the 2008-09 campaign in which at least three teams won 60 or more games.

The Indiana Pacers defeated the top-seeded Cleveland Cavaliers in Game 5 on Tuesday night with a score of 114-105, to advance to the Eastern Conference Finals for the second consecutive season. The Pa

The Thunder show poise in crunch time, Lu Dort delivers at both ends and Oklahoma City moves a step closer to the West Finals.

The New York Knicks rallied again from 20 points down to snatch a 91-90 victory over the Boston Celtics on Wednesday as the Oklahoma City Thunder bounced back in historic style in the NBA playoffs. After erasing a 20-point deficit in a gritty overtime ...

Jayson Tatum’s torn right Achilles cast a pall over the second round. Tatum collapsed to the ground in the fourth quarter of the Celtics’ Game 4 loss to the New York Knicks and had to be carried off the court after he was writhing in pain and grabbing at the back of his ankle.

From Seattle to Oklahoma City, the Thunder franchise has seen its share of playoff moments, including dominant rebounding efforts.

2025 NBA Finals odds Oklahoma City Thunder ... 1 and 2 of their series with the defending champion Celtics, with both wins coming on Boston's home floor. In each game, Boston led by at least ...

What Thunder guard Lu Dort said about his impressive fourth-quarter performance in Game 5 against the Nuggets.